Tengwar for High Valyrian

High Valyrian is a fictional language created by David J. Peterson which used in the Game of Thrones television series, and based on the few words of High Valyrian used in George R. R. Martin's series of fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire.

High Valyrian can be written with the Latin alphabet, but is not written in the first two seasons of the television series. It does appear in writing in the third season, and in the prequel series, House of the Dragon, for which a High Valyrian script was created. This is a method of writing High Valyrian devised by Tsikhi using Tolkien's Tengwar script and known as Valyrio Tengvar (Valyrian Tengwar).

Tengwar script for High Valyrian

Download alphabet charts for High Valyrian Tengwar (Excel)

Notes

The tehtar are written over (or below in the case of diphthongs), the consonant which they follow. If vowels appear on their own or at the beginning of a word, the tehtar are written over the vowel carrier.
Rómen is used when followed by a vowel, and Óre is used when followed by a consonant.
Yanta and úre are only used for dipthongs.

Sample texts

Sample texts in High Valyrian

Information about High Valyrian | Numbers | Tengwar script for High Valyrian

Links

Information about High Valyrian
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valyrian_languages
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/High_Valyrian
https://lingopie.com/blog/high-valyrian-language-house-of-the-dragon/

Tengwar pages

Tengwar for Quenya, Sindarin, Arabic, English, High Valyrian, Hungarian, Icelandic, Kurdish, Portugese, Scottish Gaelic (1), Scottish Gaelic (2), Spanish, Spanish (Latin American), Turkish, Vietnamese, Welsh

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